Sentence examples for more crowded in from inspiring English sources

The riskier business of investment banking, hard enough in rich countries, may soon get much more crowded in developing countries too.

And as the beach grew more crowded in the early days of summer, it felt as though the "problem" was getting worse.

Just inside the gates, the scene turned even more surreal, as I found several hundred more crowded in front of an outdoor stage.

John Reilly, a spokesman for K-B Toys, said its stores were considerably more crowded in the three days before Easter.

The picture is more crowded in the A.L. East, where the Yankees, the Tampa Bay Rays, the Boston Red Sox and the Toronto Blue Jays should all feel good about their chances.

But as other bucolic areas of the Hamptons, like Bridgehampton and East Hampton, became more crowded in the last 20 years, the serene fields of Water Mill have drawn the eyes of developers and weekenders looking for paradise.

The same cynicism emanates from conversations in a much more crowded bakery in Bahman Square, in the old south Tehran neighborhood of Naazy Abad.

"We're seeing more people affected because there are just more people and they tend to be more crowded together in unstable places," Mr Magrath said.

The Au P distance in 4a (2.22 Å) is much shorter than those in more crowded complex 5 (2.30 Å).

Furthermore, rural workers often have lower income, live in more crowded living conditions and cannot afford to bring children with them.

It's hard to explain why Maine is not more crowded with skiers and snowboarders in the winter.